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TIME.-15S0-1571, A period longer or shorter
down to Mosess birth.
PLACE.-The land of Goshen. Pithom. Ra-
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RULERS.-In Egypt, Ramesis II. or Amosis L.
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GOLDEN TEXT. - He increased his people
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Chaplain McCabe writes as follows
to E. S. Wilson, of the Ironton Reg
ister:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-23
Special Notice.

n MOULD RESPECTFULLY G5l.L ililA
d attention a. my friends and ngggabqgs
this parish to the patroiizatiep q w
FLYNN. Having recently been nqnai e
treatment Tor an affection Of thf col9
spine, apfFo1.iHaa ting close to daash M s9l's
under dispensati0n Of Supreme pgNeH N
hie ski Hui axeriions, I was again
heath. Also, my s0n-inrlaW, WHO baa les
for a long time Frustrated Risll @
rising on his groin aud c9nsnFaH '9sss
not aisle rs work, but hourly III X "
has been, through lis iilstFiinleniaeS W II
stared te heath. and can nov attend % ias
sugslort 81 his family hg his 1aily Label
n testimouy VI the above taetsi ii'i3
Recommend him To the notice n ~ anq 'AaS
be SINH aflg aiiecbed. 4as
nov11-tg maE-1stA 'C.s. g, Sll.l5 We
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SEC. ~, BE IT further gPdained, ETC. That road
oYeasfeTs shall not DC allowed any e0lnpensatioIl
for tae number Of days the read hands afe required
70 work bnt they shgll DO SLOWED fine snm 81 one
dollar aud fifty cents ~ so per dry Tor each days
extra work and no conn ensatian shall lie
for notifying the hnlliis Nor shall they Ne paid
HntiA they make their report az Required by Soc.
ti0B ~ Vi this Ordinance tue corraetnsss VI sFei
report - be s4qsE 70 before an COI1p officer
Skq. ~ BE III thor ordained ete. That " hen.
EYER 3el tle nalLisg q Feieillngg q any Ieed,
ton heal1 II many bo necessary i0 have timber a,
earth, on q hase the AssistanOe Of Tlaws or wheel
csFEai5ge8, tue tEeTseer 81 the roads on making
affidavit there0f aud ef tie quantity Of filnssi Or
earth dee1ned aeueRsaTss or Of the liumbcr and
kind 9i " heel requiFed and til1f he has
Beell lEahle ~ PT0ellre tAe same ID tue district
eitper FROM lie plblc iazld Dy eiit on II ealn.
psasaiioil ia1 7qfk "a tho Iegd he shal b aud he
g aath9fize-lst TO tssle ffasla the land or I3la
tatien adjoining such H0Ad btfdae eaasEssag
g1hea slrslr al5le posi- " dlleetien Saard aud Il
any land ia the district b much Ard snch n = IN
qnf4riA p may W necessary 70 nihspiete lie
~ qte y ~ fAaee' eeeeine such timber or earth q
ss5ltsl fAe "a aAo ls tN0dieintnzeaia1
lAelssek agpeRs apA stl 4n Aflpress eaeii Haaas
aafy pionghEI 8'lnal ea9z4aGas dnta4iIi lsarsaa
esn stt teeIr eeae aaa Fi7seef 81.
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NOTES
s->s -
virginia Republicans,

The Republican State Committee OF
Virginia. with n number OF promin
Republicans, had conferences at Sena
tor Mahope's rtsidence, in Petersburg,
on Tuesday night, aud were In session
until yesterday morning The confer.
encs delegated to General M M.hone and
the committee the duty Of preparing
an address to the people OF the State
embodyiDR the platform Of principles.
The address has not ye. been made pub
lie. A memb Der said that 1t will review
the platform Of the Democratic party
adopted at Roanoke aud srraigu that
party fer i.s legislation, both national
aud state, aud especially for its failure
to abolieh the revenue tax on tobacco.
II will charge the Democracy with de
featiDg the Blair Educational bill, op
posing protection and falling to settle
the State dett L. will declare that the
Republican party Ia able to settle th'
debt as soon as it shall bs restored tc
power, and will promise a repssl OF tn
revenue system nnd a fostering care o
pro tection and public education.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
Re-diyidiug Europe.

Ascending TO the New York Hsrald's
K ,ropean corresp pondence, there Will In
. short time be general re-dlvislon OF
Europe, some OF the larger nations ea'
ttrely swAllo wing up some OF the
smaller ones. II has Bismarck about
70 capture Holland. and that the oojsct
Of his seAr now 10 not France but Eng
land, He would smile upon France,
embrace Austria and frsteruize with
Rus,is, In order that Turkey may be-
come the possession OF Russia. All
that Bismarck wAnts for this gracious
oondescension is II bland. Ha goes
even farther than this, and hiss inti-
mated tina. he would return Alssce and
Lorrain TO France, and the new re-
public and the restored empire sre to
BE- friends and allies forevermore.
Russia Is not only to be allowed to have
Constnntinople, bu! is 10 be encouraged
to extend her possessions In Asis at ths
expense OF EaelAnd. B!smar only
asks for Holland aud the Dutch colo.
nice. The Dutch Jadies ruled BY Ger.
many are to be made the great strategic
vsnssge ground that will divide Aus.
trAliA from Inila. Bat wha. Is Ea9-
land TO say to oil this? Bismarck ha'
not left England out OF the caiculaior
indeed he hA, rather prepared for
conflict with England. II she object
she is to be invaded and subdusd, mol
on tho channel side where her defsn Gel
are strong, but the North ssa on
coast that Is practically detesoeles'
and with Russia, Austria, France
Italy and Germany invading hss bor
dsrs, she will be com pel!ed to s,csp
the ter ns dicsAsed to her a. tbs price o
psa,s. Thi, IL indeed q rnAsniA,e zen
program, o. rather Is 1t not dream
Such . re-divlsion OF E1rope cannot b
made now Is easily as iu the days Q
the First Napoleon. We hardly tul
pose that Bismarck hss given the maj
ter serious thougat, and +. oil exis:
in the mind Of the Herald correspou
dent.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST,

Hot weather bargains. The
balance of our lace caps must
90 for half Or two-thirds.
lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
last call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo-
men and children, SC a pair.
Ladies ribbed Isle thread
hose 5cc the world over; our
marked down price, 25c.; an
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
| be sacrificed for 7c a yard; a
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities OF
gents laundried shirts at 75c
that will compare with others
lat ST.
10 pieces damask table linen,
instead Of 37Xc., regular price,
you can take them away for 25c
per yard.
fyou want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy il
at the "Bee Hive" at three
fourths value
] Our sateens are all mark eC
down to closing out prices
French go at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

GOVERNOR FORAKER, OF Ohio, Is "a
typical an American Rspu blscan as
James G. Blaine. He did not stop to
AK whether II would be popular to de-
nounce the order OF Presiden. Cleveland
to return the rebel flags, but he took
the responsibility and said that no
rebel dag wonid be returned from Ohio.
For this he was rourdly denounced by
the friends OF the man who patriotically
hired Gsorge Btinski to a,t as his sab
stitute. He has been nominated and
will be re elected Governor. Even suct
papers As the Philadelphia Times st!g
ma,izes Foraker asa "orawler" because
he wouldn't give up the flags. Wher
Foraker as Governor Of oaio, S.att
through whi,h the President is expect
cd to pass on proposed tour, recognizes
ths courtesy which is due the tfiisiA
heal OF the nation and teIegrAphs an
invitation to visit Ohio, he Is accused o.
shed ging" by this same Times. tina
poses before the country as an eKemplal
OF fairness. II Governor Foraker b ID
declined to set with the dign.fisd court
esy he has shown, we .uppose this grea
Mugvump organ would have denounc
ed him as . partisan and TOO narrow
minded TO be Governor. Foraker AM
the Grand Army can stand sa a5u,e o
that sort.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
TIE street and sewer Commission.

An adjourned meeting OF the direc'
tors of the Street and Sewer Commis'
sion was held last evening. ut which
considerable business was transa ,ted :.
Chief e agineer and Surveyor Robinson
was instructed to mark the grade OF
centre stone at Fifteenth and West
streets, and also 1t the foot OF West
stree. on the south side OF tbs sace.
Tns Delaware Terra Gotta Compauy
was awarded the contract for furnish'
ing tie terra cstta pipe for use by tie
aud Heissr & Go. were
awarded the contract for furnishing
lcrusaed stone.
The petition OF Msssrs Nsory and
Hickey, TO have . lien ON property al
Twelfth and French streets, for macada
mixing, satisfied, was referred 10 the
city solicitor with Instructions to com
lply with the reQuast. A communicA
tiou was received and read from the
Board Of Water Com N issioners. asking
that contractors be instructed 10 obtai Z
perm issiou from Chief Eugipeer Bond
whenever they desired to flush the gut
,, .eI3.
A Yeyo,u ution was adopted to change
aud establish the grade OF Franklin
street from Lowering avenue to Shai
cross avenue, and Lowering avenue
from VaaBuren to Rodney street.
Joseph II. ElamMer was author zsc
ITO com etc the removal Of rccx from
lGilpin avenue, between Harrison ant
iFranklin streets, and bring the same u
grade at cost Of $50, and the rock ez
cayated.
| Dsy!. g. Brother were instructed Il
grade and pave the crossing on Penn
eylyauia avenue anG the east side o
franklin street.
i Presiden. Carpenter stated that b
had been offered $500 FOR the horse an
two wagons belonging TO tie depat'
meut, aud thought 1t would be well
,accspt the offer and dispose OF then
? bat no action was taken N the mattel
Y The chisf engineer OF the Surveyin
. Department was instructed to prepal
plans and specifications for the cove
!, ing OF Shipley run between Sixth an
Seventh streets and from Ninth
Adams streets.
The board adjourned to meet aga
o this evening.
6 Bills were ordered paid as follow
: Ferris Bros, 81; Morris Morar, S52 81
3 Philip Lynch, Sc 2s; John Doian, $5
i Michael Riley, $50; VIM. HsrrigaI
|, So 65: Bou2hman & 20 S7.50 A. IRA,
:, ror, SPA so; J. v. Carlisle, Sli.G3; Ma
:. thew Ky Q, 1920; Thomas Russell, 81
= James Hsrrigan, $ti.57: Neal Duff,
, SlG5 II; j. r. Mcbride, SlH.67.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

wnAr Il HopA RI.u sAthari ing OF polt-
ticians there is q, Rshoboth. The
Douglass House res!ste. dis,losas ths
names OF Chan oellor S,ulsbury, Unise1
States Senator Gray, Secretary OF the
Uaited States B,ysrd, ex.Ssa.e Senator
A. B. Cooper, John H. Rodney, q,
Attorney for the Nsw Castle County
Levy COURT, Register OF Deeds, Thomas
Il. Hol,omb, Secretary Of State j. P.
Salisbury, Charles M, Cullen, Esq !,
Charles MoFss, Esq, ex G Governor c.
G. Btockley, E1e W. Tunnel, PAyn.er
Frame and . dozen or more OF the moro
or les. brighter lights OF the Democracy
Of Delaware. Does ibis notable ssther.
Ing portend anything unusual? A
less gathering than this brought on,
tho famous Coney Island deal. Wha'
may we not expect FROM Rshoboth ?
II these distinguished gentlemen have
determined to actively snd earnestly
support the Con stitutional A Amendment
Ele e,tlon, how easy IL will be to poll tht
necessary 16. 900 votes to give It success
Bat we will wager big pear they hav
not done so.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

In JUSTICE to Mr.. FAhey We pu6lIsh.
ed his letter yesterday, giving his yer.
sion Of the diff ,ulty he had with Mr..
Bell, editor of the Siar. This much
was due him, and while bis sc,oun. oil
the trouble differs radically from thai
OF Mr.. Bells, the public will havs to
form Its own conclusions In regard to 1t
Outside OF all this, however, there car
be but one opinion In regard TO tho at
tack. and that Is that H. was unj stiff /.
bic, and the wrong way to settle diff
oulties. Mr.. Fahey may congratulat.
himself that his blow with the cnai
did not result mors seriously than 1
did.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
vANAMAKERy
r.,IAp1LraIA. THURSDAY. August IL, iss'

ruILApsLPHIA. ThursdAy, Angus H. i''''
Dye is cheap. Silk isl
costly. Dye weights a Silk
but discounts wear. Barnum
said the people like hum
bug. The stuffy, dye. weight
ed, dust.holding, wear'shiny'
things sold as dress silks
seem to prove the Snowman
Yesterday we told Of Bon
net and Ponson. Two Lyons
makers of the honest, old
time stamp--honesty bred
in the bones of the men
and hbres of their stuffS. BY
a most unusual turn we can
sell you Bonnet Black
Cachemire Dress Silks at
S1.oo SI.25 SL4o
| S1.15 SI.3s $3.50
and Ponson Black Gros-
grain, cachemire finish, at
$I.2s $I.65
$3.50 SI.75
Figures alone go tor moth
ing. The goods with figures
tell the cheapness. They
are 40 per cent. off retail
value. You'll know it when
you see them.
West Transept.
Book-making never stops
|Our New-Book table shows
daily new products. AND
Book News tells all about
them. so cents a year, {
cents a number.
Thirteenth street entrance.
Last weeks little bit o.
news of the odd pairs ane
half pairs Turcoman Cur.
tains at SI.5o to $3.50, hal
price, did large work. Hal
are gone. II you cannot sui
yourself from the balance
we can put the whole cur
tain world at your command
Second noor, north OF Tran!ept. TAX
elevator.
john WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market strest
. and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
Philadelphia. Wilmington 3 Bal
timore Railroad.
June 18th, 1857.
r,,,p, win ,oays wilmington o. follows.

Trains viii ieAvs wilmington - follows
rnll.dslpn,. !sxpr.ss,; 4 re; 20, %,
So sis ), H y ~ snn y, u a so = ~ an
Sccoum dalton, o 70. 90. o. 10 ss q u.
4 %, 4 90, ~, 20, . 90, 10 30 p. NJ.
FOR Chester texpressl. o 80. %. 70 ele,
osJ, IL ~. IL 81 .. m.. IL 90, n, 20 snd '3s
y Accommodation, Q 20, %, 7 os, sls, 1918
n. m. as6. %, 3 ~, 7 %. 80 and 10 30 p. m
10 of. II 81 a. m. siz a, 1 80, Az szi, |" 2s,
n For ws!t Chester, via Lamokin, SO and
t1s .. m, . ss and 90 p. 10.
For Newark (Osntro) and fntsrmedis:c
seAsions, T<2 o. m, IL % and u y. NJ.
Baltimore and tntermodists stations, 10 co
Baitimors And Bay Line. T3p.m.
Baltimore and wsshington. ! %. %, o.
10 oe, IL 90 q. m, II %, Il II, ", <sA, sle
Trans Tor delaware Division le.vs for:
New castle, Q %. s 90 q. M. u %, . ss, . %,
/ s2b p. m. and IL 66 night.
9sorzetown and Lewse, 8 90 3. NJ, and q
For Kenoootn. 80 .. N. and $50 tEz.
ssarord tExprs.s, 3 np. m.
HaIrinst ton, Deln,sr and way stations.s u
Express fcr KarTinsso,, $50 p. m. Va,
1 Express f ior Dovsr. Harrington and Col
| mar, IL 06 night.
| franklin City, 9 30 o. 10.
| Express fcY 0spo Oharies, Old Pcfat Com
tort and Norfolk, IL ct nighs.
Leave Phiiadelphi., Broad street, To-
Wilmington texpressl, Il 20, $50, 7ao, q
. 10, 20 70, Ii ls, IL IS o. m, = 10, Q o.. %
Iso sos, 6 Il, Q OF, 0 81, II 20 p. m.
| Accommodation, o so, 10 20 .. m. ~, 30
s25, Z 81. ~ 8 10 10 % 10 20 snd u ~ o. N
1raiss marked thus (s)sro iimlrod sxprss
| 1pcn Wpinp extra f&rs II charged.
| SUNDAY TEAMS,
FOR Philsdclpnia (cxpress), = 90, asa, I "a
flb, 9 10. IL 6l g. m, . n, n end 7 90 p. d
Accommodation, elb Q. m., II 10, u
For Chester foKptessl, 10 0 10, II o. Q. n
s22 7 % and 9to p. N.
Accommodation, y 10 .. M, II 10, 2s II
FOR New YORK (orprsss,, = 90. zsL ~
ilt, sl.,n 81 r. M, aT, ssz, ss%, 100 m
fof wes. Chester, via Lsnosin. slsA. u
For Uape Charles. Old Poin. Comfort AZ
Norfolk IL % night.
For New UastIo. Eiddletown, OlsYto,
Dover, Harrington. Soaford, Laurel an
Doirar. II Is night.
baltimore ana W Warrington, ! %, . 10, ~
10 0s an. Il Va. 900 and u .. "a. Belt
mora. : 81. and II e3 pm.
Leave Philadeipnix, Broad stroat, f3y VI
miagten foxpressl, IL %, 20, 70, 6 10, II
d N. b03 Q 81, md II 20, p. N.
Accommodation, 9 80, 10 20 .. m, II %, .
e,0, ea6 sad II 81 y. m.
'erred u the ueket otdes ct the srstion.
| j. X. WON,
osno,sI Passenger Agsnts
OHAMIs r fusH General MnuAsee.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
Tent Meeting.

The Free Methodists lad on all.dsy
tent meeting yesterday. Several mem.
hers from Chester were present. Revs
W. II. Lin ng and L. d. Southwark
from Elkton, conducted the services.
The meetings will be continued over
Sunday. under charge of Miss Haver
land the evan Relist, OF Rah way, N. J.
Meetings will be held every afternoon
and evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

TIE Republloan State Executive
Oom mi.tes Of Virginia met with dsn.
.rsl Msboae yesterday and formulated
an address to the psople and call for
Republican State Convention. Tne
.airess and call hAs not been pub
llshed vet, but 1t may be aooepted -
rim ,,uR wish fresh Republican doctrines
.ha, will keep Virginia In the kspuDh'
an party.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

FROM ALL up through Psnnsylvanis
comes word that the creeks and rivers
are unprecedentedly high for thls sea.
son OF ths year When streams are usu-
ally low. No such high water has
been known since tba sum mer OF 1852, q
period OF 80 years. Yet, jus; out In In.
diana, illinios, Michigan and wlscop.
s'n, water famine prevails and cattle
have to be driven several miles fol
water. 30 extensive ia our country
thss we have all kinds OF weather apt
changes at the same time.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

AN INDIANA man made bona hde
sale Of his wife for $500, and but for
the fAc. tha. the note was not paid and
he brought suit to recover the money
the world would have known nothing 8
about the transaction. And yet this is
the % 90. enlightened and cultured nA-
ton on the earth, and this 10 In the
nine .eenth century.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

1T IS RuMoRED tha. Senator sher.
man while travelling with Mr.. Ozilyis.
tne great flour mill king OF Csnads
yesterday, admitted to the canadian
that the fisheries question was but a
small affair, and that the Dominion
government WAS not TO blame In tn.
matter. We do not believe tn At ssn..
tor Sherman made any such ad mission
He must certainly have bean misun
derstoOd.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

WHAT IS wrong With the weather oil
the las, few days? Anything more de-
liehssul than the brigh: sunshine snd
,oolinx breezss thAt We have had sinoe
Saturday could hardly be provided foi
in August, even though 1t had not beer
made particularly agreeable BY oon.
trast With the heated term OF the las
month. L. has been like mellow IN
tumn in midsummer.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

UNLESS PEACHES pan ont better
than the few scrunts thus far sent to
Wilmington, the crop msy be said TO Dc
. failure so far IS our city 10 concerned,
but the crop is no doubt emuner.sive
to the growers, provided they have
plenty Of them, without regard TO
quality.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
wILniNssrOn q avRrHERN u. II

Tirne table IN effect May 10th, 1887. 1raisi
leave Wilmington (Freuoh st.eet) as follow
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Sprine
vlllo, Tansqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei
nersvllie and all points on the Philadelphia
and Heading X. H., 100 q. m. and 2.4b y. m
For Springfield, WaynesburS juno
ton, Coatesyilio Embroeville, lNpape
dists points, =. o. a. m. z lb. and ID D. N.
For Ooateiville and intermed iate points
St 4 t6 p. m.
For West Ohester, 7. 90 Q. m. AS pm.
FOR New Bridge ano intermediate point
$40 o. m. and on Saturday, at 10 and I'LL
p. m.
on Sunday for Heading md Intern ediat
points, at % a. m, and for springfield an
Intern edtate points at Q. Id o. IN.
A. q. NcUA GsIAND, Z. b. HlBBARD.
Superiptopden Oen1 fass. Az,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
RALTI N ONE q OHIO RAILROAD
SOHEDULE In ErFECT. July 8. 1887
Trains ioave delaware Avsnus Depot:
raar AnrTnn.

sOHEDULE IN EFFECT. July 3. 1887.
Trains ieAve delaware Avenue Depot:
EhSrBOUND:.
Ehiie. Accommodation, daily .....e.nA. u
Phila. Accommodation, tly.....f.0o A. u
Philo. Accommodation, daily. ....f.ob a. -
Phila. kcoommod odations daily. .....1o.l0 Am.
Phiia. Aooommodation, daily go. 100 p. m.
Phiia. Accommodation, daiiy..... sl0 p. N.
Phila. & chester express, daily. $50 p. n.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. 6lo p. n.
Phils. Accommodation. daily, e8op. u
Phiia. Accom-. daily except SUNDAY. 90 Pm.
Pnfia. Accom- m odation, daily. ,....so.oo p. n.
wEST-YoUND:
Uh,oaSo Limited, daily. ...........f.to A. n.
Arrives Chicago $50 next tos,n,ns.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sundsy............... BID .. m
Cincinnati Limited, daily. .n.2o A. n
Arrives Cincinnati T.ts A. N. ST. Louil
| Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 p. a
Chicago and st. Louis Espross,
s.nge,iy Accom- mcda.ion, daily, $50 y. n
| F0K l.LNDENBERai, . 90 A. 10 Sunds.
900 r. n, and $40 p. hi. dstiy.
Trains isays marrot stree. station:
| For Philadelphia 90 A. H., daily exoep
sunday, 10 7. NJ, daily For Baltimor
2b ?: ID, daily. 70 L-ndopberg, go an.
Sunday only; 2,t6 and C.25 p. m daily.
Trains Tor wiImirgton-Leave Phiiadel
phis $50 and sIos. m. daily. rs q, N
| daily, except Sunday; 1000, tl0so q. u
ds1lF;2 co, 40. i.2o, 5000, $50, ESQ. az
1000 p. n. daily.
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Manager. Conf PAsa xxen
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11

Brother Eddie Hyde. who has been
evan aeliziDg In this city, intends to go
to Norristown In few days In order to
turn some Of the people OF that place
from their wicked ways
Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
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